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98 comments:
Did the industral revolution begin in Britain because of the seven year war? I can't find it anywhere in my notes.
no the seven year war was what caused the american war of independance. industrial revolution began in britain because of the massive population growth that needed innovation to occur.
why does mr. prill call italy pooky?
what are you talking about? haha
he calls italy pooky. i found the question printed in my notes. but not the answer...
Oh wow. He would say something like that.
And what about laissez-faire?
nevermind I got it
what is the main primise and result or the congress of vienna
the congress of vienna was held by great britain, prussia, austria, etc. to put europe back together after napolean's rule in france, which messed up traditional europoe
thanks nidhi
no problemo!
can someone help me with the forms of imperialism
i think thats the CoPS:
Colonialism-just take over completely
Protectorate- colony has its own gov. but policies are guided by foreign power.
Sphere of information- region of country in which the imperial power has high trading rights.
Also, to add to colonialism:
- real political, economic, social control..
- two tuypes of colonies:
settler- most population is from imperial power
nonsettler- most population is original.
I'm not understanding the question
**Limitations/ major questions- issues- problems with"Independence" in (the Americas)
what is this question asking?
ohh i had that in my notes i just didnt know that was it thanks lol
so, like..even if the country is free what are the problems..like:
-dependency in trade on european countries.
can someone help me with slavery on the island of st.domingue?
The Suez Canal:
-Improves communication and trade
-Important to the British in order to get to India
Hawaii:
The U.S. acquired Hawaii bu annexing the islands after Americans over threw the monarchy
The Spanish/ Cuban/ Philippine/ American War:
-Spanish sold Philippines to America
-America promised freedom, but they made Philippines a colony and a rebellion occured
the concept/ impact/ effects of (Nationalism)
well.
concept of nationalism- luv for your country.
effects- leads to unification of germany,
-after civil war, U.S was unified truly as people now stated themselves as americans not southrners or northerners or by state.
-slavic nationalist movements
-conservatives and liberals work together to help their country.
causes-
- napoleans reign of taking over other countries, which had nationalism and wanted freedom. wanted to protect their country as that happens everytime there is a war.
Rudyard Kipling was the black mans burden guy but did he do anything alse?
and can someone help me with the gens de couleur?
Marxist idelolgy?
and i know this may sound stupid, but can anyone explain capitalism in VERY simple terms? the only thing i understand about it is that it has to do with money
rudyard kipling wrote White Man's Burden, and he wrote the jungle book, and he's just important because i think he shows how europeans truly thought of imperialism as they thougth that the white men were helping the others, but it was truly the other way.
gens de couler- they were the free people of color that wanted freedom from spain in latin america so that their social structure would change.
thank you very much
Carl Marx was the founder and he was a socialist that went against company owners and the way things worked during the industrial revolution. has a violent reaction to industrialization (factories) wages, treatment..etc..comes up with communist manifest.
alright,
capitalism is when the government plays no role in businesses..the businesses run upon competition and thier rates aren't controlled by the government. do you remember the example mr.p gave about the bakery. to add to the marx thing..he was against capitalism..
and socialism is when the government has full control over economy?
what is laissez faire?
government has no hand in economy is lasiez fair thing. its the invisible hand :] hippies
so i guess its the same as capitalism?
not really, socialism is when they want slow or moderate change in the way things work in the industrial world...like they wantedto alleviate the social and economic problems created by capitalism and industrialization.sought to expand enlightenment understandings..they were different from communists cause they didn't want to really use violence like the communists did....does that help?
oh! thanks!
ya so
capitalism- gov not in economy
socialism- slow change and goal was to fix capitalism
communism- ?? violence?
What is Toussaint L'Ouverture?
communism- violence used to change capitalism
i hate this cycle....ugh so socialism and communism were both reactions to capitalism but communism was violent and socialism was idealistic?
Toussaint L'Ouverture
organized the Haitian slaves during their rebellion and Napoleon killed him in the end
Toussaint l'ouverture was the free colored man that led the slave revolt against the spanish in Haiti, he got them out of haiti..he uses tactics to turn the british and spanish against each other so that the slaves have less war to fight since the europeans killed each other off..
delaney,
correct!
Wow, I totally didn't even know he was a person...thanks (:
does anyone know the reason for the revolution in France and Latin America?
sweet! ok i think i now understand politics! now i can be president:]
france was cuz of the government thing. the first one with the 3 estates and the 3rd one broke off
Okay, and what about Latin America?
latin america was because of seeing all the other countries having revolutions and they wanted to get in on it.....i think
france was because of the american revolution because they used so much money to help the americans that the king had to raise the taxes, which led to revolt, especially because the third estate had to pay most of the taxes while the first and second were kind of free
Latin American because they saw what happened in U.S and they also wanted freedom and mainly the ability to represent themselves in the spanish governemtn.
Okay, and what does "premise" mean for "the premise of the Decleration of the Rights of Man"?
"premise" is likethe main point of the thing..so what was the point of the Declaration of the Rights of Man? in other words...
i think the point ofthe declaration..was libert, equality, and fraternity..
Okay, thanks so much! :)
German & Italian Unification ??
who is Cecil Rhodes?
cecil rhodes wanted to unite africa form north to south.
i cant find what social darwinism is in my notes i just have (1860)'s
im not completely sure about german and italian unification but it might have something to do with nationalism. Because when the french revolution was going on they declared war on everybody, prussia, austria, netherlands, etc. and they had to work together which caused nationalism
whats the congress of vienna?
social darwinism is when darwin's "survival of the Fittest" is used in the social classes. Could be used to say why the wealthy are so wealthy. Used to justify european domination
"the congress of vienna was held by great britain, prussia, austria, etc. to put europe back together after napolean's rule in france, which messed up traditional europe"
I stole this from nidhi in the posts before. thanks nidhi!! hahaha
what were the effects on the upper class due to the Industrial Rev.
AND YES...more on the Italian and German Unification
Britsh east india company???
that's a good question ashley. He went over alot of the negatives for the lower class but not much on the positives for the upper class. I think that the upper class bebnfitted from all the new technology and workers that they had. The upper class would probably include the factory owners and peolpe like that so that makes sense.
i went to eat dinner...but anywho...
German and Italian unification:
-Otto Von Bismark was the uniter of germany...he used tactics to incite nationalism in other countries to have war and then take over that country, and he united southern prussia,since it was catholic they were kind of against each other, by warring with another catholic country and s.prussia supported the n.prussians because of nationalism ( they were brothers even if they were of different religions).
Italy was united by two people, comillo di cavoni and garibaldi. comillo started from sardinia and garibaldi started from sicily and both met to unite italy in the middle. the church only got vatican city.
social darwinism was used by the europeans to justify their actions and feelings of superiority and of being a higher race. ofcourse they interpreted darwin wrongly and totally messed up society.
by the upper class, do you mean the nobles and peoples? well if thats it then they definetely lost power, and the power was shifted to the factories. they weren't able to control the industrialization with their money because there was no importance for them.
the british east indian company. were obviously involved with india, they took advantage of the mughal decline. they built trading cities and forts at calcutta, madras and bombay. and they ruled with a british force and also the indian troops called sepoys. but were the british east indian company the ones who made the sepoys open bullet cartridges made out of animal fat?
thebritish east india compnay was a trading company set up in india to control british trade and affairs in india..the company however took control from the mughals and started the british rule in india...the company wasn't too succesful due to the sepoy revolt so after that india was ruled by the british gov. directly.
maggie,
yes, that is why the sepoys rebelled against them, and as i said the company was moved out of the way and the brtish gov. directly ruled india.
What were the concept /impact/effects of nationalism?
I don't really remember when we talked about Italy. How did Comillo and Garibaldi unite Italy? I know that they started from opposite ends and worked inward, but how did they go about this?
Kevin,
Nationalism is having extreme pride for your country. It helped the different countries unite, but it also created rivalvries between them because they want their country to stay the best. And it also drove colonialism because the people thought that if you had more colonies, you had more power, and so everyone wanted their country to have the most power.
Can someone tell me about the institution of slavery on the island of st. Domingue?
kevin,
look at the post earlier, i said that..
jennifer,
it's not in my notes and i cant find it in the book....
what was the theory/concept of Laissez faire
can someone please explain in simple terms enlightenment. I do understand it, simple terms would just help me a lot :]
I think laissez-faire was part of the capitalist movement where people like Adam Smith said that the government didn't need to regulate the economy and that it would regulate itself.
Laisezz Faire was the "invisible hand"...
Enlightenment was when people got more into the beliefs of equality and chagnes in social systems...there were scientific discoveries and that led to religion being pushed back..overall people actually thougth for themselves..
Can someone tell me about the institution of slavery on the island of st. Domingue?
St. Domingue is Haiti before independence from France Tyler.
well, i just figured out that st.domingue is haiti, haha, but it's institution of slavery was ike all others i guess. a lot of slaves were freed during robespiere rule, but when napolean came he brought slavery back which led to a lot of revolt. other than that im not sure what it is/.
hey alec!
oh ok. thanks.
check out 795 for slavery in St. Domingue
oh, okay! thanks!!!
well, im gonna go and sleep...i think i got enough studyig done! bye!!
thanks alec!
i was confused about that too.
i was like, we didn't learn about saint domingue at all
Was the effect on the upper class good?
cuz i know nobles lost power but wouldnt rich people enjoy a better life?
can someone please explain to me what "The Gens de Couleur" is?
thanks!
gens de colour is your free blacks in Haiti, 500 went to fight in the American Rev., when Whites Haiti wanted independence they did not want to grant rights to free blacks. While they fought, slaves saw an oppurtunity and the slaves ulitmately won.
ohhh, okay.
thanks alec!
Roosevelt Corollary ??
um....
http://nghsapworld.blogspot.com/2009/02/roosevelt-corollary-to-monroe-doctrine.html
The Roosevelt corollary said that the US can intervene in the domestic affairs of nations within the hemisphere if they demonstrated an inability to maintain the security deemed necessary to protect US investments.
thanks guys...lol good luck on tmaro's test.
Hey does anhyone know what he sepoy mutiny was????
Please help?
The Sepoy Rebellion was against the British East India Company, and it was because they soaked their cartriges in animal fat, which was against hindu and muslim religions. Then Great Britain stepped in to take over and made India a colony
Thanks a ton Prill for doing this for us... If only I could convince the Chemistry department to do something of the same sorts. but yeah this really helps me and from the number of posts, it seems to help everyone!!!
ok well after taking the test i still dont know how the inca's and aztecs politcally ran things even tho its from a while ago.
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